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Mataura Ensign, Issue 213, 10 November 1896, Page 4

WESTON LEADS!— Don't forget New Premises, New Goods, New Prices. Positively the Largest Boot Stock in Gore. Several Vert Special Lines just to hand. — Weston's Boot Warehouse, opposite W. Lewis and Co.'s premises. WESTON'S New Premises. There at last. Largest Stock in Gore. Prices, the Lowest. — Weston's Boot Warehouse, opposite Lewis and Co. To Readers of the ' Ensign.' THERE are no doubt numbers of Residents in the Country who are unaware of the grand improvements which have been effected during the last few years in the Business Establishments in Dunedin. ONE OF THE DUNEDIN SIGHTS NOW IS THE Large and Beautifully Fitted-up Jewellery E-tablishment of G. & T. YOUNG, 88 Princes-street. This Establishment is, without a doubt the Largest and Finest in New Zealand, and what is said of the shop can be equally well said of the stock. A Visit of Inspection and Comparison will justify the above. G. and T. Young's object in stating the foregoing is to invite all Country Residents, Town ones as well, to pay their establishment a Visit, and see the Immense Variety of New and Choice Goods on View, and which they Offer at Most Reasonable Prices. Another shipment of New Goods just opened up (ex s.s. " lonic "). Visitors from other Colonies have expressed surprise at seeing such a magnificent stock of Watches, Jewellery, Clocks, Silver and Electro-plated Goods, as shown at G. AND T. YOUNG'S ESTABLISHMENT IS" When you go to Dunedin, do not forget to give us a call. No one pressed to buy g. ___a t. _roxj_src3r, Princes-street, 88 Dunedin ; aho at Oamaru Timaru, and Wellington. WAIMEA COAL Pit! THE above Pit is still open. Lignite can be had at the following prices : — On Trucks of 5 tons at Siding . . £2 2-horse loads, 8s cash ; booked . . 9s 3-horse loads, 10s cash ; booked . . lis Orders sent to Kingston Crossing, or to the Coal Pit direct, Promptly Attended to. JOHN SMITH, 616 c Proprietor.